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In fact , thinking about it , when i raced in the US, i had to take out an AMA Pro License, which the ACU validated, but as you cant hold a license for two FIM organisations at the same time i had to surrender mine, but still take out their Repatriation Insurance.. i say it cant happen.
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Has to have a license from his own federation, then an FIM World Championship license, complete the pre-test for the concussion protocol, enter 21 days in advance, etc.....
But it's a cool thought, I suppose, and there's nothing wrong with a little bit of sensationalism I guess.
surely the AMA has some hoops to get trhough to get an AMA pro licence, he would have to do a Futures round at least i would presume
A1 will soon be here with so much hype and excitement this will be a tiny side story. Dont be worried.
Heck even WP18 has offered to help him out-
Bernard uploaded his first ride video after collecting the McGrath loaner bike. Looks like he's getting comfortable
I follow him on IG and am a MTB fan too so knew about it, surprised people would be bummed on it. I think it's cool!
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https://youtu.be/dqbKyjxtySM
It's not like he is being gifted a spot in the nightshow or main event.
It's simple, if he qualifies for the night show, he deserves to be there as much as anyone. If he doesn't he doesn't.
but if he get's out on the track and looks too sketch, officials should park him.
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